Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court, 1979-1980 Term by Bruce E. Fein is the 11th in the American Enterprise Institute's continuing series of annual reviews of the work of the United States Supreme Court. This volume includes a penetrating consideration of the splintered Court phenomenon, which has become more pronounced during the tenure of Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, as well as summaries and analyses of the outstanding decisions of the 1979-1980 term. Of particular interest are discussions of cases on powers of the police and prosecutors; the death penalty; freedoms of speech, press, and association; minority rights; labor law; and federal regulation.